Finally we have some progress with the camper build. Last week we got some critical pieces routed and cut, and now we are gluing them together to form the side walls and curvy-bits of the camper.
The sides are made from three separate pieces of plywood, joined with lap joints. 
Spreading glue on a joint. It completely flummoxed my dad as to why I was spreading shampoo on the wood. (I am using an old shampoo bottle for a glue distributor.) 
We used water-filled totes to provide the weight for the joins. 
Here’s a finished side. We will need to do some sanding and clean up, but otherwise good to go! 
Here’s how the side fits into the model. We need to put that inside skin on next.
There are a few more things we can do with the sides, but the rest of the construction is pretty much on hold until we get the trailer welded, which currently isn’t scheduled until mid July!
Hot darn! Looking forward to more photos and etc and news. SOS here in Sitka by the Sea, mucho visitors. Hazel was here for Fine Arts amp and enjoyed the holy heck out of it. Aloha, Jeff B
Ya’ll are AMAZING!! Thank you for sharing your journey with us!! ❤️
Thanks for update. Looking at background of pic’s, Your Dad has a pretty cool looking shop. YEA, DAD B
That is an impressive shop and noisy too. It is getting exciting. The fall will bring phase two of your adventure
The camper design is so darn cute, and it looks complicated. It sure is nice to see it coming together! Very exciting 🌼💕